Delete Pages from a PDF
Click the pages you don’t want, save, done.
Blank backs of double-sided scans, fax cover sheets, the terms-and-conditions pages nobody needs: click them and they’re greyed out; click again to bring one back.
When nothing has been reordered, the file is edited in place, so everything else about the document — bookmarks, links, form fields, metadata — survives unchanged.
How to use it
- Drop in the PDF.
- Click every page to remove.
- Save the PDF.
Frequently asked questions
Can I undo a deleted page?
Until you save, yes: click the page again to restore it.
What happens to bookmarks pointing at a deleted page?
They stay in the list but have nowhere to go, so most readers do nothing when they’re clicked. Bookmarks to the remaining pages keep working.
Is there a quick way to remove all blank pages?
Not automatically yet: blank-looking scans often contain faint marks, so they’re shown for you to pick.
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